it's impossible for me to walk potrero hill daily. anybody knows the potrero hill hills?get to a part of potrero hill in one day. but to say you walk it daily is unacceptable. and you can't bring the records of what you wrote, or we'll send those to you. it should be at least four binders. i also want to say that, there's multiple people in i call it hope is a hopeless sf. let's call it for what it is. it was supposed to be a trans, a thriving communities where our communities are not thriving. and i'm speaking for all for hope at this point. we're not all thriving. we don't have all the service providers. if i would love to do a hearing on the hopeless sf initiative, it is ridiculous. it is sad. it is ridiculous. it is sad. it is harming people. you have a situation where the violence against women act is not being able to be used. you have the right to return being misused. you have of speaker time has elapsed. safety and violence not being addressed. and again, peace is what we say. we want. thank you. wow. just wow. my name is jordan. my pronouns are she, her, they, t

at [indiscernible] potrero hill neighborhood and he notes this neighborhood a known hazard for overhead wires and older houses. there were winds up to 20mile her hour winds which had a impact on this fire. the house itself, beautiful home. you can see from the picture on the left that there was a clear attic conversion that occurred in the structure, so it had gone from 2 floors of dwelling space to 3 and it was recognized by the units on scene that they would encounter the type of fire. the fire was hidden initially from us. it was started by roofing that was going on at the lowest level. there was penetration of the wall and the fire had a chance to get a decent amount of headway in the void spaces in the wall and there was significant and large voids in this building, which you can see demonstrated on the right. on the right, this is the staircase that is immediately adjacent to the attic space, the path of travel. again, a beautiful home with a decent amount of plywood and cladding on the wall so it took a while for fire to be detected and by then it was in the void spaces extensive

the pit bulls belong to rv campers, located just blocks from his potrero hill home tonight. he says he's sharing his story of survival to raise awareness about a bigger problem in the neighborhood. >> i just felt something doing like this when i walked back. when i look back, i saw two pit bulls. >> a short walk home from the gym near alameda and vermont streets took a terrifying nearly fatal turn for pablo. russia surveillance video shows russia taken down by two dogs. he tries to get up but is attacked again and again. another camera captures his escape. bloodied and battered, he climbs a nearby fence before the dogs eventually run off. it happened just after 6 p.m. on may 25th. >> so this is my blood. this is my blood. >> he underwent surgery and received 30 stitches. >> in that moment, i thought i would die. the only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die, you know, i saw my friend was trying to help me, but the dogs were just ignoring him. this gate saving my life. >> his friend eduardo pachu tried to fight off the dogs

. >> yeah, i live really close to the facility there in potrero hill. i myself can't wait for it to reopen. crystal. thank you. new at 730 tonight, an elementary school in pacifica celebrating its brand new athletic field. ortega elementary school held a big ribbon cutting ceremony today to unveil its newly built all weather field. school officials say sports play an important role in students education, and that this field is an investment in their future. >> sports are more than just games. they teach our children resilience, teamwork, discipline and determination. they learn to overcome obstacles, celebrate victories and bounce back from defeats. >> the project was funded by measure o, a $55 million school facilities bond that was approved by voters back in june of 2018. seems like the kids love it. advocates say seniors and people with disabilities here in the east bay will have more reliable transportation. all thanks to a new federal grant, the contra costa transportation authority says a $1 million smart grant will help boost its paratransit prog

the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to they put is that have been represented in. this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and >> anchor steam again. >> a lot of excitement over this news. mayor london breed also sharing her gratitude that anchor brewing will also be back. and as for when details are still being hashed out and there's also talks about the logo. dan, you asked about this during the 5 o'clock show. a spokesperson did get back to me and no decision has been made on you're going to change the law or go back

the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to the employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> on kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, that's always good to see. well, let's go to the east bay tonight were billy roy's burger was hosting an autism family dinner and art market in fremont differently. abled authors, creators and artists were on hand for this event. and one mother who helped to put it on did this for her son, zeke and explains why she did. >> though the b

the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility anchor has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> a lot of excitement over mayor london breed also sharing her gratitude, posting on x that anchor brewery will be back. as for when those details still hashed out, you know, still drying on those contracts. are. but i mean, like you say, everyone very excited about this. it's such an iconic coming so important in the city of san francisco. historic to the craft brew world. so

ulukaya is buying all of anchor brewing's facilities, including its factory in potrero hill. the brewery on dejaras street shut down last summer after 127 years in business. >> all right, well still ahead. time is winding down for horse racing at golden gate fields. we'll have that story ahe. and here's your travel forecast. just search abc seven bay area and download it. when you have a moment. horse racing is heading into its final stretch at golden gate fields. there are just two weekends left. the track will be open for live racing and betting this saturday and sunday. then next saturday, june eighth, golden gate fields marks closing weekend with a watch party for the belmont stakes, the third leg of horse racing's triple crown. then sunday the ninth will be the final day of betting the organizers of bottlerock are expanding to the latin music market with a huge music festival this weekend in napa, la. >> honda festival features some of the biggest names in latin american rock and mexican regional music, including mana and alejandro fernandez. unlike bottlerock, which had

the pit bulls belong to rv campers, located just blocks from his potrero hill home tonight. he says he's sharing his story of survival to raise awareness about a bigger neighborhood problem. >> and i just felt something doing like this when i walked back. when i look back, i saw two pit bulls, a short walk home from the gym near alameda and vermont streets, took a terrifying, nearly fatal turn for pablo. >> rasha. surveillance video shows rasha taken down by two dogs. he tries to get up, but is attacked again and again. another camera captures his escape. bloodied and battered, he climbs a nearby fence before the dogs eventually run off. it happened just after 6 p.m. on may 25th. >> so this is my blood. this is my blood. >> he underwent surgery and received 30 stitches. >> in that moment, i thought i would die. the only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die, you know? i saw my friend was trying to help me, but the dogs were just ignoring him. this gate saved my life. >> his friend eduardo pachu tried to fight off the dogs wi

the potrero hill woman says she paid the company to store her baby grand piano looks awesome there. then the company kind of just went silent on her, she said. she asked them to return the piano for about three years. she kept asking, but she got no response. then a few months ago, the company suddenly demanded a thousand bucks with her piano held as collateral. she refused and called us. i started to wonder like, what is happening to my piano? is my piano still? there are they still in business? and they never got back to me with anything. you can't do that. joining us now is our consumer investigator, chris karma. so let me get this straight. three years, she's striking out. no response. she calls you and then bam, something happens. the team got it done. yeah, well, i've never even heard of a company doing this. does this happen? yeah, yeah. and so the thing is that, you know, it was the pandemic. yeah. she was giving them some leeway and, you know, maybe a little too much. three years leeway. that's a lot. that's a lot of leeway. that's that's more than i would give. so i give c

during the peak of the pandemic, and that's what khanna and potrero hill did with her piano and the companyhe hired to move and store her baby grand. she paid them once for storage in 2020, but then the company went silent. i started to wonder, like, what is happening to my piano? is my piano still there? are they still in business? and they never got back to me with anything. khanna said she asked them to return her piano back in 20 2021, 22 and 23. guess what happened? nothing. then a few months ago, the company suddenly demanded a thousand bucks with her piano held as collateral. kind of refused and called us. coming up tonight after the celine dion interview at 11:00, you'll see what happened when we stepped in. and one vital step we recommend any time you hire a mover. spoiler alert it's checking their state license kind of contacted us online. you can to scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. i'll be back at 11 and i hope you will too. now i'll see you then. i apologize for this terrible pun, but it struck a chord because that is just so f

whole lot of people know about the equally as curvy and steeper hill that is vermont street in the potrero hillharge down vermont street, windiest road in san francisco. it's gonna be great. i say just get as low to the ground as you can and have protective equipment on. man: there's a lot of wipeouts, yeah. you can see pile ups all the time, like mid-course, like people just running at hay bales. but that's also part of the fun. man 2: the greatest event in the bay area, if not the west coast, full of shenanigans. childlike wonderment. i'm gonna just try it. [laughing] i love this kind of stuff. what are you talking about? [laughing] man: it's a really magical energy. you're coming out here to play with the world and have fun? - hell, yeah. - yeah! ♪ ♪ frog: the originator of bring your own big wheel was a man named jon brumit back in 2000. jayman: he found a big wheel and just decided, "hey, i'm gonna do this." and then other people are like, "yeah, let's do this again." and it just kind of kept going. still a well-known and yet still somewhat unknown and underground event. but there's people

the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to the employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> on kron, 4 news. >> stilloahead, the man convicted of killing a 12 year-old girl over 20 years ago tries to have his death sentence recalled. >> plus, pride celebrations kicking up across the bay area. how one east bay cities planning on keeping a drag story time event safe. >> and how san francisco is getting ready to host tens of thousands of people planning to attend a

the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment in anchor's the haro street warehouse facilitybeen a staple our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated. supervisor shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to they put is that have been represented in. this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happened so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again on kron, 4 news. >> a look at all >> oakland mayor sheng thao. they're celebrating pride month along with other city officials. they'll hold a flag raising ceremony on friday together. and while june is officially recognized as pride month, the city hosts celebrations until september. as san francisco also ringing in the start of pride. city officials hanging this huge flag over saks

morning it happened on the evening of may 25th, near alameda and vermont streets in san francisco's potrero hilleighborhood. you could see some of that surveillance video right behind me. let's take it full here. that surveillance video shows a scene of the attack as it unfolded. pablo rocha says his short walk home from his neighborhood gym quickly took this terrifying turn. the video showing two dogs attacking him as he desperately tried to get away. he says he tried several times to get up and escape, but the dogs continued to bite him again and again. >> in that moment, i thought i would die. the only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die, you know? i saw my friend was trying to help me, but the dogs were just ignoring him. >> now, roche says he was stuck in an enclosed space surrounded by a fence, and he made a desperate plea for help to passing drivers cars. >> just stop and left it, stop and left. the bites of the dog hurt a lot. but you know the reason they didn't stop to help me there was very painful for me . >> rocha says he escaped b

officials say it happened may 25th near alameda and vermont streets in potrero hill. surveillance video shows the dogs repeatedly attacking pablo, rasha as he desperately tried to get away. he says he managed to escape by scaling a fence nearby. san francisco police have arrested two suspects in connection with the attack. >> doctors, nurses and county officials in the south bay are increasingly worried about plans to close regional medical center's trauma center a few months from now. this morning in east san jose, they held what they called a lives lost rally. it included walking with caskets, which they say was to symbolize the deadly consequences of the trauma centers closure. county supervisor cindy chavez says for those people who live nearby, this is a serious concern. >> significant traumas will all be going to one of two trauma centers, either valley medical center or stanford. they're very far away from here. they are removing a life saving resource from our community. >> supporters of the trauma center say they started a petition that has now been signed by

the sale includes all of anchor's assets, including the beer's trademark recipe and potrero hill brewerywner says he plans to preserve the brand's 127 year old history and heritage, and keep the company in san francisco. the price of the sale was not disclosed. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. we have heard on camera from president biden for the first time since his political opponent was convicted on all charges in his criminal trial in new york city, former president trump was found guilty on all 34 counts. >> fox's connor hansen has reaction from both presidential candidates, as donald trump says he's not done with his legal fight and will appeal this. >> president biden, responding to that conviction in a speech from the white house today. >> this is bigger than me. this is bigger than my presidency. >> just one day after being convicted on 34 felony counts, a defiant former president donald trump blasted the trial, saying voters will vindicate him because everybody saw was a rigged deal. >> it was a rigged trial. but we're going to make america great again. we're going

. ♪ bmo ♪ leeway during the peak of the pandemic, and that's exactly what khanna in potrero hill didano and the company she hired to move and store her baby grand. she paid them once for storage in 2020, but then the company went silent. i started to wonder, like, what is happening to my piano? is my piano still there? are they still in business? and they never got back to me with anything. kind of said she asked them to return her piano back in 20 2021, 22 and 23, but nothing. then a few months ago, the company suddenly demanded a thousand bucks with her piano held as collateral. co-owner refused and called us. our team stepped in and reunited her with her beloved piano. you can watch our full story right now on our website, nbc bay area.com/response. have a great day. you too chris. thank you. we still have a lot more ahead at 630, including a quick moving fire forcing evacuations. we'll show you the new video we have as the sun's coming up over reno . we'll bring you an update on the containment numbers as well. neighbors still dealing with the impact of this large construction si

and that's exactly what conan potrero hill did with her piano and the company she hired to move and store paid them once for storage in 2020, but then the company went silent. i started to wonder, like, what is happening to my piano? is my piano still there? are they still in business? and they never got back to me with anything. khanna said she asked them to return her piano back in 2020, 21, 22 and 23. but nothing. then a few months ago, the company suddenly demanded a thousand bucks with her piano held as collateral. khanna refused and called us our team stepped in and reunited her with her beloved piano. you can watch our full story right now on our website, nbc. bay area.com/responds. have a great day. you too chris. well, coming up next, the top stories that we're following for you today, including cooling off, we're tracking slightly cooler temperatures. kris is a fan. you know i am. they're expected today. we're going to also take a look at how the rest of the week is shaping up. neighbor still dealing with the impact of last week's large construction fire behind me here in redwoo

. ♪ bmo ♪ this happened on may 25th near alameda and vermont streets in potrero hill.arcia says his short walk home from his neighborhood gym quickly took a terrifying turn. surveillance video here shows the two dogs attacking him as he tried to get away. russia says he tried several times to get up and escape, but the dogs just continued to bite him again and again. eventually he was able to climb a nearby fence and create some space, but his pleas for help went unanswered. >> cars just stopped and left the bike is over. the dog hurt a lot, but you know the reason they didn't stop to help me? there was very painful. only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die. >> russia had to undergo surgery requiring 30 stitches. police say they arrested two people, the dog owners, in connection with the attack. one of whom had an outstanding warrant. the new charges include failing to control a dangerous dog. >> the san francisco police department is touting new numbers which show that crime is down dramatically. but over the weeken

residents must live in the sunnydale, visitacion valley, potrero hill, or bayview hunters point neighborhoodsy of fresh produce. it will be open the first wednesday of every month to start, the city has plans to ramp up operations to as many as four days a week. city officials hope to serve up to 4500 people a month by this time next year, the market will be on third street between revere and casada avenues. t's good reason for this location. the usda says the area is a food desert that means people have limited access to healthy food and grocery stores. the city says it plans to bring this model to other neighborhoods, also experiencing food insecurity back to you. kumasi >> thanks, amanda. a gunman has been captured after a shootout outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon overnight. the lebanese military says its soldiers shot the man, who is only described as a syrian national. he was taken to the hospital. his motives are not clear, but local media published photos that appeared to show the man wearing a vest with the words islamic state in arabic. the us embassy says none of its staff was hu

well, welcome to aurora centro uh, the spin off of alimentari aurora, a shop that i opened on potrero hill three years and a half ago. >> businesses don't have to pay rent for the first three months and have an option to extend their stay. >> they get free rent from the property owners. we offer them additional financial resources, grant money that they can use for tenant improvements, and to help with their move in san francisco's strategy is one of many used across the state to help other downtowns recover. >> friday assembly member matt haney met with labor representatives to address downtown challenges across california to make sure that we fill back up these office buildings that we convert some of them to housing, that we fill up our vacant retail, that we support our small businesses and restaurants. >> but in all of that, let's make sure that we do it in a way that uplifts the people who do that work to uplift this community. >> san francisco is hoping to do more. we are continuing to invest in this program and we are hoping to build on it in the next budget, with more pop ups, in

beer's trademark recipe, brewing equipment, at the warehouse facility on de haro street and the potrero hill he plans to reserve the brand's history and heritage and keep the company in san francisco. the price of the sale was not disclosed. >> a federal report out today says prices went up year over year, but federal reserve officials predict things will get better in a few months. the commerce department reports that personal consumption expenditures from april show an annual inflation rate of 2.7, as predicted, and it's higher than the federal reserve wants it. but creeping closer to their goal of 2. >> with the economy coming into better balance over time, we do see inflationary pressures on the us. i expect inflation to resume moderating in the second half of this year. but let me be clear, inflation is still above our 2% longer run target. >> the federal reserve examines personal consumption numbers closely to help decide on interest rates. at their next meeting is scheduled for june 11th. >> the chp is investigating a deadly crash on highway 101 in palo alto early this morning involvi

well, welcome to aurora centro uh, the spin off of alimentari aurora, a shop that i opened on potrero hillears and a half ago. businesses don't have to pay rent for the first three months and have an option to extend their stay. >> they get free rent from the property owners. we offer them additional financial resources, grant money that they can use for tenant improvements, and to help with their move in. >> san francisco's strategy is one of many used across the state to help other downtowns recover. friday assembly member matt haney met with labor representatives to address downtown challenges across california to make sure that we fill back up these office buildings that we convert some of them to housing, that we fill up our vacant retail, that we support our small businesses and restaurants. >> but in all of that, let's make sure that we do it in a way that uplifts the people who do that work to uplift this community. >> san francisco's hoping to do more. >> we are continuing to invest in this program and we are hoping to build on it in the next budget with more pop ups in more space

residents must live in the sunnydale, visitacion valley, potrero hill, or bayview-hunters point. neighborhoods. local growers will provide plenty of fresh produce. it will be open on the first wednesday of every month to start. the city has plans to ramp up operations to as many as four days a week. city officials hope to serve as many as four 4500 people a mont by thise next year, the market will be on third street between revere and quesada avenues. there's a good usda says the area is a food desert. that means people have limited access to healthy food and grocery stores. the city says it plans to bring this model to other neighborhoods also experiencing food insecurity. back to you at the desk. thanks amanda. >> free parking on the weekends and maybe even some weekdays. that's one of san francisco mayor london breeds newest ideas to get more people downtown. yesterday, she also announced she is designating $15 million of her budget to invest in union square and the yerba buena district, and she revealed she wants to expand the vacant to vibrant program. that's where property

this is near alameda and vermont streets in the city's potrero hill neighborhood .s is surveillance video showing the two dogs repeated attacking pablo rasha as he desperately tried to get away. >> in that moment, i thought i would die. the only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die, you know? i saw my friend was trying to help me, but the dogs were just ignoring him. >> now, rasha says it was a terrifying incident where he was stuck in an enclosed space surrounded by a fence. he was making desperate pleas for help to passing drivers. >> the cars just stopped and left. it stopped and left. the bites of the dog hurt. a lot. but you know the reason they didn't stop to help me there was very painful for me. >> rasha says he escaped being mauled to death by scaling that fence. he then underwent emergency surgery requiring 30 stitches. san francisco police have arrested two suspects in connection with the pit bull attack at san francisco. >> city leaders want to transform one of the city's most famous streets. they want

community and even more broadly when you look expand out to south of market into some parts of potrero hill, there are very few elementary schools, very few schools at all, sfusd schools serving that community. there is a lot of development and growth including affordable housing units and families that moved into that neighborhood and so sfusd commitment is to provide a school for that area where it has not been one geographically, so i don't have concrete enrollment numbers we are seeing so we can follow up and see the information we can get you on that. >> are you aware there are four elementary schoolswritten a one mile radius of mission bay? >> yeah. within district 6-correct me--there is just betsy carmichael and then mission bay is the only additional school within that. right now we know there's daniel webster and other schools close. often impacted over requested, so there is remaining commitment to that school in that area where there was really a big hole. >> thank you. also, i notice you mentioned also the massive facility plan also created in 2022. when the report for our commi

community and even more broadly when you look expand out to south of market into some parts of potrero hill, there are very few elementary schools, very few schools at all, sfusd schools serving that community. there is a lot of development and growth including affordable housing units and families that moved into that neighborhood and so sfusd commitment is to provide a school for that area where it has not been one geographically, so i don't have concrete enrollment numbers we are seeing so we can follow up and see the information we can get you on that. >> are you aware there are four elementary schoolswritten a one mile radius of mission bay? >> yeah. within district 6-correct me--there is just betsy carmichael and then mission bay is the only additional school within that. right now we know there's daniel webster and other schools close. often impacted over requested, so there is remaining commitment to that school in that area where there was really a big hole. >> thank you. also, i notice you mentioned also the massive facility plan also created in 2022. when the report for our commi

and vermont streets in the city's potrero hill neighborhood.two dogs repeatedly attacking, attacking pablo rosa as he desperately tried to get away. >> in that moment, i thought i would die. the only thing i was like, i don't believe i'm going to die like this. i just thought i would die, you know? i saw my friend was trying to help me, but the dogs were just ignoring him. >> russia says it was a terrifying incident where he was stuck in an enclosed space, surrounded by a fence. as he made a desperate plea for help to passing drivers. >> as the cars just stopped and left, it stopped and left. the bike is over. the dog hurt a lot, but you know the reason they didn't stop to help me there was very painful for me. >> now russia says he escaped being mauled to death by finally able to scale over the fence. he then underwent emergency surgery requiring 30 stitches. san francisco police have arrested two suspects in connection with the pit bull attack. >> our time is now 504. oakland police still out there searching for answers about a deadly shootin

drops off youth and participants from alex grigt i have and east and west hunters view west point, potrero hill and army street, based on recommendations, these neighborhoods and developments will no longer be serviced as of june 30th, 2024. received zero funding, we have not been on my discipline regarding the services that we provide in the community. we have also met all of our goals and outcomes, with all of our audits and compliances. and at this time, hunters family will no longer be able to provide our summer youth programs that we have been able to provide to the community for over 25 years. so i'm not sure who or which organizations received funding to be able to fill-in the gap. these families will be left with no summer programming. pleases reconsider the decision that they have made. >> and before the next speaker, if you can say what your funding request was for and how much you got funded. the next person, thank you. or if you don't know she can tell you, whatever. >> good morning, i'm here today stand ining solidarity with the other 36 octoberer --other organizations, that have b

drops off youth and participants from alex grigt i have and east and west hunters view west point, potrero hill and army street, based on recommendations, these neighborhoods and developments will no longer be serviced as of june 30th, 2024. received zero funding, we have not been on my discipline regarding the services that we provide in the community. we have also met all of our goals and outcomes, with all of our audits and compliances. and at this time, hunters family will no longer be able to provide our summer youth programs that we have been able to provide to the community for over 25 years. so i'm not sure who or which organizations received funding to be able to fill-in the gap. these families will be left with no summer programming. pleases reconsider the decision that they have made. >> and before the next speaker, if you can say what your funding request was for and how much you got funded. the next person, thank you. or if you don't know she can tell you, whatever. >> good morning, i'm here today stand ining solidarity with the other 36 octoberer --other organizations, that have b

neighborhood included two sessions in the bayview hunters point, chinatown, excelsior, mission, potrero hill, sunnydale. next slide, please. of the 7 walking session we saw great engagement numbers. 22 community based organizations participated. they often lead the planning and implementation of some sessions. over a hundred leaders and clinicians attendeded and deepened their understanding by learning from the community experiences and using the information to guide their work moving forward. another community engagement opportunities allowed dph to inspire the next generation of public health and healthcare leaders throughory pathway program. the pathway program was launched by the office of health equity in the summer 2023, with the aim to give bipoc youth access to careers. the office of health equity coordinates with teams across the department, including zucker burg san francisco general, behavioral health, community health equity and promotion as well as maternl health adolescents health to provide opportunities for pathway interns. the interns are assisting medical teams connecting p

sunnydale was 66 collection rate and moving on to the next slide the graph we have provided for both potrero hill potrero and sunnydale with the collection month over month you see trend and one of the great pike in february and at that point and receiving at the push and it seems to level off at this point but trying to work with the cbos as much as potential and resident to continue a current rent and prior rent. >> moving forward to the next slide. i wanted to give the vacant unit update property management things change and updated all the time but at that time of this report 100 percent of units were posting with is in trespassing sign allows the pd to come in and removal an individual had all the proper language, etc. clearly indicated that unit was not for dwelling and have the 800 number and seen an influx of those signs vandalized and trying to be removed from the property been very diligent in getting them back i saw a increase of a reclarification between oriented up and secured to the signs being vandalized we're mur micro managing what is happening in the doors behind those doors and

in live neighborhoods, it's president in parts of the mission and it's present at the base of potrero hill. and the concept this is where i differ with jr a bit, the concept was a bit of anything goes as as long as the anything was too agrecious. --we made sure that lots of office was not permitted. that it's a looking at the mixture of uses. at this point, a small scale that is in production that does not have big trucks coming back and forth that can exist in concert with residential uses. i bragged as survived amazingly well for the last 13 and 14 years and things do think cha things do evolve. i'll leave it there and i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> i very much appreciate the input. i see one more speaker, two more. but before i call on them, i want to second the comments that were made by lydia so about engagement with the neighborhood. role models really matter, especially when you have female scientist come talk to them show them that women are doing great work. of course for boys is it's important but i'll underscore the road elz in a field where they have not existed very